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Peace of Westphalia Edict of Fontainebleau Treaty of Tordesillas Thomas More's Utopia Luthers 95 Thesis Peace of Augsburg Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre The Prince English Peasant Revolt Jacquerie United Kingdom of Great Britain Storming of the Bastille Police Forces Beginning to Establish Communist Manifesto Origin of Species Franz Ferdinand Assassinated Creation of NATO James I (England) Louis XIV (France) Charles I (England) Charles I Against Parliament English Civil War Peter the Great Reign (Russia) Amsterdam Expanded Thirty Years War Peasant and Lower Class Revolts Versailles was built Henry the Navigator (Portugal) Voyages of Columbus Spanish Conquest of Mexico 275,000 Enslaved Africans sent to Americas 1,000,000 Enslaved Africans sent to Americas 6,000,000 Enslaved Africans sent to Americas 35 million and half a million pounds of silver and gold were mined by the Spanish Price Revolution Erasmus criticized the Catholic church Henry VIII (England) Emperor Charles V (Holy Roman Empire) Peasants War Habsburg-Valois War Bloody Mary of England French Wars of Religion Elizabeth I (England) Italian Renaissance Bank of Medici Italian Wars Machiavelli Leonardo da Vinci Raphael Michelangelo Hundred Years War Mannerism Art Style Baroque Period Shakespeare Joan of Ark Edward III (England) Great Famine Black Death Great Schism Papacy at Avignon Scientific Revolution Louis XV (French) Louis XVI (French) Enlightenment The Fronde Frederick II (The Great) (Prussia) Catherine the Great (Russia) Seven Years War War of the Austrian Succession Population of Europe rose by almost 70 million Nicolaus Copernicus Galileo Galilei Isaac Newton Classical Era (Music) Rene Descartes Rococo Art Style John Locke Romanticism American Revolution Haitian Revolution Age of Revolution French Revolution Napoleon Bonaparte (French) Napoleonic Wars Neoclassicism European Population Boom Agricultural Revolution Industrial Revolution Second Industrial Revolution The Long Depression Congress of Vienna The Conservative Order Latin America Revolts Second French Revolution Louis XVIII (French) Alexander I (Russia) Napoleon III (France) Crimean War Unification of Italy German Unification Tsar Alexander II Queen Victoria Industrialization Boom Industrial Shift Trade Unions Population Growth by 200 million Albert Einstien Marie Curie Social Darwinism Impressionism Zionist Movement Russian Revolution of 1905 Scramble for Africa Boer Wars Irish Potato Famine Otto von Bismarck Revolution of 1848 World War I Tsar Nicholas II Spanish Flu Russian Revolution The Great Depression Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler World War II Joseph Stalin Vladimir Lenin The Spanish Civil War Vietnam War Korean War The Berlin Wall Charles de Gaulle 30 Glorious Years Margaret Thatcher Mikhail Gorbachev Revolutions of 1989 Cold War Sexual Revolution Prague Spring Greek Civil War